Warriors Uncommon Prefixes

Almond The cats know many specific plants and nuts, so almonds shouldn't be much too different.
Bean What an adorable kit name! There's only been one Bean on WCC that I've known of, and I wish there were more!
Bell No, not the object that you ring. This name is for the flowers known as bellflowers! You may have heard of bluebells or harebells. I particularly like this name as a suffix.
Bog May describe a darker colored cat.
Bone +2 What a tough-sounding name. A mother might name her kit Bone because of his future warrior strength or because of the whiteness of his fur, and not because he's an ebul kitty.
Box A type of tree/shrub, Box can describe a short or small cat. Never seen Box used.
Bubble/Bubbling I wouldn't doubt that a warrior has seen bubbles before. Any warrior that has seen the river has seen bubbles underneath it.
Chestnut I usually don't like prefixes with over 2 syllables, but this one is adorable and underused.
Clay Never seen this used. This can describe many different shades of brown or gray.
Cricket +2 Why has no one used this before? Could describe a cat with a good leaping ability, talkativeness, or just simply a small, brown cat.
Curlew A curlew is a large wading bird. This name describes a brown, patterned cat.
Dog A rather vague prefix.
Donkey There are actually donkeys in the area that our site takes place! Could describe a brown or gray cat, or just a cat with an attitude.
Ecru Describes a light beige or fawn-colored cat.
Egg -1 Not fond of this name. May describe a small, white cat, or a cat that is rather round.
Fallow A nice prefix.
Flax A name I haven't seen yet. Pertains to a yellowish color.
Flint Give this name some love. ;-;
Garlic A bit similar to Onion, but garlic is actually an herb that medicine cats use to help prevent infection and mask bad smells. This one's actually a lot better than Onion.
Granite This would describe brown, gray, and black fur colors with a speckled or ticked pattern.
Harrier A rare bird prefix.
Hickory -1 I don't like this one much due to the syllable count and due to the fact that hickory trees don't grow in the United Kingdom, where the series is set. Though, it's used in the books, so I suppose it's canon. This describes a darker cat.
Hobby A hobby is a small falcon. May describe a patterned cat.
Hornet +3 I personally like this name! It's really tough-sounding, and fits perfectly with any tabby.
Ivory This does not pertain to the material made from elephant tusks. Instead, it is a common term to describe an off-white color.
Marten I haven't seen this one used, surprisingly.
Milk +1 I don't really like this one, but I haven't seen it used much. It can be a pretty she-cat name.
Morel A morel is a common, brown, nonpoisonous mushroom. Perfect to describe a brown cat.
Mushroom I wonder why this isn't used more often. May describe a patterned cat.
Oat +1 Definitely an underused name.
Ochre Describes a dark orange/brown color. Never seen this used.
Olive I like this name a lot. Very underused.
Orchid Another nice, solid prefix that leans more towards a she-cat name.
Onion This might be a terrible kit name, but it could also pertain to a white/gray coat.
Pollen I think this is a really cute prefix! May describe a fluffy cat or a yellowish pelt.
Prickle/Prickly It's not a pretty name, but it's uncommon. It gives your character that nice quirk that their fur might not be as tidy as other's.
Roe I'm surprised this hasn't been used yet! May describe a reddish or gray cat.
Rook One of my personal favorites.
Rust Never seen a cat with this prefix yet.
Scarlet A beautiful prefix that is simply just not used enough.
Shale Describes a gray or dark gray color.
Slate I love this name, and it's not used enough!
Slug Never seen this name used. May describe a gray or brown cat.
Snail Ech! May describe (hopefully not!) a slow cat. Could also describe a cat that is brown in color.
Snipe A name suitable for a brown ShadowClan cat.
Swamp Not many Swamps out there.
Taupe I don't really like this one, but it describes a brownish-gray color.
Vole Just a nice, simple prefix.
Warbler +1 A great choice for a prefix! A yellowish or gray cat.
Weasel +1 An underused and fitting prefix for a long, brown cat.
Wood/Wooden Wooden is an interesting one. I've never seen it used, and I wouldn't put any queen past naming her kit that. It can be shown to express how tough a kit is or how his fur looks.

Arch +2 I like this one, actually.
Bee +1 A cute name for a small or striped cat.
Bush +1 I agree this should be used more often, along with Shrub.
Eel There's one I haven't heard for a while. I don't like it much, but it's a good warrior name.
Jagged +3 I agree that this belongs in the list!
Soil Not a fan of this one, but it could still be an interesting cat name.
Bumble +1